Inkbound 1.2.0

Block-scoped embeds (![[Note^blockid]]) now work for every kind of block
Obsidian lets you label, instead of only paragraphs and headings.

• Tables, code blocks, callouts and blockquotes, and whole lists render their
  real content where they used to degrade to an "[embedded content omitted]"
  placeholder.
• A block ID on a single list item now works too, and brings that item's
  nested sub-items along with it — matching how Obsidian itself displays a
  block reference to a list item. Sibling items are not included, and an
  embedded numbered item keeps its original number (embedding step 3 shows
  "3.", not "1.").
• An indented block renders as the kind of thing it is: a nested bullet comes
  out as a bullet rather than a grey code box, while an indented-style code
  block keeps the indentation that makes it code.
• The ^blockid marker itself is now guaranteed never to appear as stray text
  in an exported book, for every block type — including the paragraph and
  heading embeds that already worked. A caret inside embedded code (a regex, an
  exponent) is left untouched.
• Individual table rows remain un-embeddable: Obsidian exposes a table as one
  whole block, so a ^id typed inside a cell is ordinary cell text. Such a
  reference degrades with the same "block not found" warning as any other
  unresolvable block ID.

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Install manually by downloading the assets below into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/inkbound/, then enable Inkbound in Settings → Community plugins.